How do i get to custom dictionary in word

#How do i get to custom dictionary in word how to

To try to 'fix' the problem it should just work as soon as the product is installed. Why is it so hard? Why doesn't it just work? We shouldn't have Is really ridiculous that we have to go through such gyrations to get the 'add to dictionary' option to work (as evidenced by all the threads across the web from people with the same problem).

#How do i get to custom dictionary in word how to

I am at my rope's end! Anybody have any other ideas how to fix this? From my perspective, this To delete a word, select it in the Dictionary box, and then click Delete. Do one of the following: To add a word, type it in the Word(s) box, and then click Add. Select the dictionary that you want to edit. I've tried to add words from older docs and brand new docs, but the 'add to dictionary' continues to be grayed out. Open the Custom Dictionaries dialog box by following the steps in the preceding section. I've created new custom.dic files with NotePad using Unicode formatting, all to no avail (I've usedДifferent names other than 'custom' as well). I've opened and re-saved the dictionary using NotePad making sure I use Unicode formatting. However, as soon as I leave the proofingДialogs, add to dictionary is grayed out and I can't add words. If the proofing dialog is open, and I click Edit Word List, I am able to add words to the dictionary. I've removed and deleted dictionaries and created new ones. I've gone to options, proofing and clickedДЄnd unclicked the custom dictionary to get it to work. I've 'repaired' my installation of Office 2010. I have reviewed all of the threads here and across the web in my attempt to fix the grayed out 'add to dictionary' option in Word 2010 (and Windows 7 if that matters).